Evans The Death

Evans the Death / “Evans the Death” / Slumberland Records

Indie poppy rocky goodness. Female vocals, a bit airy, ranges from blase detached, to sweet hopeful/melancholy. In fact, some of the melodies are a bit standard, but the solid vocals make the band. Standard electric guitars, drums, rocky poppy feel, but again, epic vocals! I feel like I hear a British accent here and there? Sounds at times like a less diva-ish Florence and the Machine. Nice epic sound, could play any, favorites noted.


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Favorites: 1, 3, 4, 6, 8


1. * 2:09 Uptempo, vocals really grab you, catchy guitars. Sounded a bit like Nena (“99 Red Balloons”) at first.
2. 2:47 Mid/uptempo, poppy, standard.
3. * 3:08 Mid, electric guitars, vocals like a muted Florence & the Machine, epic moments. WARNING - sounds like it ends at 00:45 remaining, 5 sec gap, then comes back with some nice echoey strummed guitars - don’t cut it off early!
4. * 2:07 Sweetest vocals! Sound like they could go off tune at any moment, keeps you so engaged. Slow-mid, lovely.
5. 2:31 Midtempo, guitars, nice catchy chorus (slightly pained vocals).
6. * 3:36 Cleaned strummed guitars, starts slow, builds, nice chords, emotive voice, epic yearning.
7. 2:02 Uptempo, harder rock sound. This is the single apparently.
8. * 2:20 Lovely vocals take center stage, some harmony, over basic electric guitar. Builds a bit (unfortunately!), but still ends simple and sweet.
9. 2:18 Uptempo, same basic sound.
10. 2:00 Mid-uptempo, shows off impressive upper vocal range/control.
11. 2:46 Starts slow, then uptempo, slows again. Similar sound.
12. 2:27 Slow, blase borderline Mazzy Star-ish vocals, basic electric guitar strummed.
Deniz Cebenoyan